Olds College and TELUS Agriculture ink partnership
The $1 million partnership will allow TELUS to use the Smart Farm as a living lab…
RRC Podcast
GGC launches video to show the business of modern grain farm
The Grain Growers of Canada launches a short video aimed at educating Canada’s legislators and policymakers…
Agenda set for Advancing Women in Agriculture Conference
Cherie Copithorne-Barnes from CL Ranches in Jumping Pound, Alberta, will talk about how to stand up…
Rocky View School District launches ‘The Farm’ program
The Farm, which is located just north of Airdrie, has just about everything to give students…
Selecting a bull that fits your herd
Dr. Blake Balog from Bow Valley Livestock Health breaks down what cattle producers should keep in…
Virtual Advancing Women in Agriculture Conference to feature international speakers
The upcoming Advancing Women in Agriculture Conference on November 24 and 25 will feature speakers from…
Successful Succession Strategies: Protecting Mom and Dad
Ensuring the parents have security in the farm succession plan.
Know What You Grow: Expanding your grain marketing reach with technology
A grain marketing expert is telling farmers It is important to realize all of the buyers…
‘How’ to build consumer’s confidence in agriculture
Ashley Smith is a Mentee with the Advancing Ag program and presented her findings on building…
Know What You Grow: What is Falling Number and why you should keep track of it
Falling Number is an internationally used standard that measures grain starch. A low Falling Number means…
Know What You Grow: Cabbage Seedpod Weevil, Midge, Sawfly among issues to scout for in crops
Seedpod Weevil, Wheat Midge and Wheat Stem Sawfly these are all things that can reduce the…
Know What You Grow: Moisture conditions excessive in Alberta, drier in Manitoba
Farmers across Alberta are dealing with high moisture levels while things look much drier in Manitoba.…
Know What You Grow: Importance of having a grain marketing plan
Building a grain marketing plan can help farmers get the most out of their crop every…